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May 30, 2026

Scoring changes have been announced by the Governor's Cup Billfishing Series for the 2007 events.

Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series Announces Changes and 2007 Schedule

The South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series has announced the dates for its 19th season, along with some changes, particularly in scoring. […]

Brandon Matthews (left) with his friend and long-time fishing partner Wally Trayah and a good catch of Cape Fear River flounder.

Southport Sportsman Seriously Injured in Fall from Tree

Jerry Dilsaver

A 30-year old Southport man fell from a tree on October 16, while adjusting his deer stand and was seriously injured. […]

Participants in the IGFA COP Seminars will learn to identify many fish species, especially billfish.

IGFA Offers 3 National and 2 International Certified Observer Program Training Classes

From News Reports

If you have ever considered becoming an observer for billfish tournaments then the fall and winter of 2006-2007 may hold just what you are looking for. […]

There is no evidence that chronic wasting disease has made its way into the S.C. deer herd, but outbreaks of hemorrhagic disease are somewhat common. Hunters should not consume deer or any other game that appears sick or in poor condition.

Deer hunters should not confuse CWD with hemorrhagic disease

From News Reports

Although chronic wasting disease represents a significant threat to infected deer and elk populations, there is no evidence that chronic wasting disease occurs in South Carolina, according to the state natural resources agency. […]

Biologists are expecting the new Lake Norman striper minimum size regulations to increase the annual catch by 15 per cent.

New Lake Norman Minimum Striper Size Begins Oct. 1

From News Reports

RALEIGH, N.C. – Biologists with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission expect Lake Norman anglers to see an increase in their striped bass harvest after a new 16-inch minimum length limit goes into effect on Oct. 1. […]

Flounder will be one of the eligible species at the McClellanville Creek Tournament.

McClellanville Creek tourney celebrates 15th year

South Carolina Sportsman

Saltwater anglers can enjoy a day on the water this month, competing in an inshore tournament to benefit a local school. […]

Anglers can learn the essentials of fly fishing Oct. 14 at a Sesqui State Park seminar.

Columbia offers Oct. 14 fly fishing workshop

From News Reports

The Saluda River Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the Federation of Fly Fishers will conduct an Introduction to fly fishing class and workshops at Sesqui State Park outside of Columbia Saturday, Oct. 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. […]

Oyster rocks, such as this point, occur along the entire South Carolina coast.

Oyster and Clam Season Opens September 16

From News Reports

The 2006-2007 season for harvesting oysters and clams in South Carolina will open Saturday, Sept. 16. […]

If all goes as planned, the Town of Emerald Isle will close on its purchase of Bogue Inlet Pier in early 2007.

Emerald Isle Announces Agreement to Acquire Bogue Inlet Pier

From News Reports

After months of negotiations with the prospective new owner, the Town of Emerald Isle is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement to acquire Bogue Inlet Pier and remove three ocean storm water outfalls. […]

Cindy Garrison, right, host of ESPN2's "Get Wild With Cindy Garrison," is the new spokeswoman of NWTF's Women in the Outdoors program.

Cindy Garrison Becomes Women in the Outdoors Spokeswoman

From News Reports

EDGEFIELD, S.C. – Cindy Garrison, host of ESPN2’s “Get Wild With Cindy Garrison,” became the newest Women in the Outdoors spokeswoman at the official signing of her agreement in Edgefield, S.C., Sept. 11. […]